Prophecy Fulfilled? Why Senior Citizens Are America's Last Hope

A paid subscriber recently asked me a piercing question: "I'm fully awake...But besides speaking up, I feel like the Technocratic State is taking control faster than anything I can do. I support organizing...But once we organize and have a room full of like-minded patriots, then what?"

I gave it to him straight - the only hope may lie with America's senior citizens. They are the one demographic the Technocratic overlords can't attack without sparking a full-blown civil war. As the prophet Isaiah warned, "Even to your old age and gray hairs I am he, I am he who will sustain you" (Isaiah 46:4).

The Technocratic Takeover The Technocratic State is moving with lightning speed to cement total control. Seemingly benign policies like vaccine mandates, digital IDs, and social credit scores are all parts of a larger, chilling plan. The goal? To create a hyper-surveilled, algorithmically-governed society where compliance is enforced through tech and data rather than brute force.

This ominous transformation is disturbingly reminiscent of biblical prophecies about the end times. The book of Revelation speaks of a "beast" system that will demand universal allegiance and control over all economic transactions (Revelation 13:16-17). Could the Technocratic State be the beginnings of this prophesied global tyranny?

Seniors: America's Last Stand If this is indeed the case, then the senior citizens of America may be the last line of defense. As I told my subscriber, there is no way to spin an 80-year-old grandmother into a violent extremist. There is no way to pepper spray a Vietnam veteran without sparking a nationwide revolt.

The powers-that-be cannot afford the optics of cracking down on America's grandparents and great-grandparents. These are the men and women who survived the Great Depression, fought in World War II, and have the moral authority that comes with a lifetime of struggle and service.

As Psalm 92 declares, "They will still bear fruit in old age, they will stay fresh and green" (v. 14). If the senior citizens of this nation rise up in peaceful, principled protest, they may be the only ones who can stall the Technocratic juggernaut before it's too late.